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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 3 - The Happyning

Sephiroth_dude

Just Kidding! :pac:

We were getting close to that magic number, so here's the new one.

Th is watching a video of my niece on a swing she having fun on it and then chatting to her on video chat later she getting all excited because she saw a "wurdie" she meant a birdie

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KatW4

I have spent 2 hours and 40 minutes crying my way through Hamilton on Disney+. Absolutely phenomenal!!! My favourite show ever and I'm so delighted I got to see it again. My dream is to see it on Broadway!

Mam of 4

Purple Mountain wrote: »

That would absolutely sicken you.
Imagine of you'd just paid out, no questions.

I know PM , sad thing is , some people probably do exactly that .

RMAOK

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I know PM , sad thing is , some people probably do exactly that .

Insurance companies love that. No hassle for them and s huge inflated premium.....

Mam of 4

RMAOK wrote: »

Insurance companies love that. No hassle for them and s huge inflated premium.....

Huge is right , it definitely pays to ring around , all it takes is an hour or so of our time .

On topic , TH I got three books today .

All that fandango

mustang shelly wrote:

My dad loves to go to the pub on a Saturday night to meet up with a few of his friends that he doesn't see all week, enjoy a few pints and a packet of peanuts. Even with the pubs reopening, he and his buddies aren't going as they don't want a meal.

Would he take the shirt off any mans back after the few peanuts though?

madmaggie

Digging the new potatoes. They can't cook quick enough for me.

branie2

Eating out this evening

Widdershins

Eating out tomorrow...date with OH.Hes looking delicious himself.

[Deleted User]

This is a strange one but it does give me a giggle.

When a poster who dislikes me thanks any kind of response I receive that disagrees with me, or if someone posts something slagging me, you know a jokey kind of post, and that gets thanked by them too

People are gas.

HildaOgdenx

New candle just lit. Gorgeous.

Mam of 4

[Deleted User] wrote: »

This is a strange one but it does give me a giggle.

When a poster who dislikes me thanks any kind of response I receive that disagrees with me, or if someone posts something slagging me, you know a jokey kind of post, and that gets thanked by them too

People are gas.

I have to admit , I agree with you , it seems very petty indeed . It's as if they don't realise they're doing it themselves tbh

TH ,
That I'm content with my lot and the ups and downs of life

[Deleted User]

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I have to admit , I agree with you , it seems very petty indeed . It's as if they don't realise they're doing it themselves tbh

TH ,
That I'm content with my lot and the ups and downs of life

And maybe they really do actually disagree and aren't being weird but I dunno. The spidey senses do be tingling all the same.

Mam of 4

[Deleted User] wrote: »

And maybe they really do actually disagree and aren't being weird but I dunno. The spidey senses do be tingling all the same.

It would be a bit sad for a first thought to be that someone is deliberately thanking a post that disagrees with our own opinion just to annoy us though .
Each to their own .

HildaOgdenx

Latte, homemade version, and a piece of chocolate. Looking out at the pouring rain!

The Princess Bride

This weekend, I got to see one of my children for the first time since March.
Although we chat at least once daily by phone, there's nothing quite like having a really tight hug.

I am easily pleased. 😁

[Deleted User]

Mam of 4 wrote: »

It would be a bit sad for a first thought to be that someone is deliberately thanking a post that disagrees with our own opinion just to annoy us though .
Each to their own .

I am a bit sad

branie2

Hot chocolate and chocolate cake earlier on in Bunratty

Mam of 4

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I am a bit sad

Oh dear ... :pac:

[Deleted User]

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Oh dear ... :pac:

:pac:

Trigger Happy

Been able to travel to meet people and go to a pub and have food and drinks is a massive TH for me today.

Wayne Jarvis

HildaOgdenx wrote: »

New candle just lit. Gorgeous.

I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.

It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet. I call my kitchen The Red Light District, not for any sexy reasons, but just because I have a red microwave, toaster and kettle. I call the cabinet where my plates and bowls are Duck Egg Central because they are all duck egg colour. I call the washing machine The Veteran because it's seventeen years old and still going strong. And I call the chest freezer The Cadet because it's only a few months old and is directly across from the The Veteran so I like to imagine that he gives The Cadet advice on how to survive for a long time.

I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.

This time with style

Wayne Jarvis wrote:

I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.

Just about to light Barbara here.

[Deleted User]

This time with style wrote: »

Just about to light Barbara here.

Wick ed...ðŸ˜‚

This time with style

Deleted User wrote:

Wick ed...Ã°Å¸Ëœâ€š

Not enough facepalms in the world Duvet..... really I loved it though :pac:

New Home

Wayne Jarvis wrote: »

It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet.

I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.

A Trojan Clothes' Horse? How many Greek soldiers can you fit in it? :pac:

Deleted User wrote: »

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HildaOgdenx

Wayne Jarvis wrote: »

I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.

It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet. I call my kitchen The Red Light District, not for any sexy reasons, but just because I have a red microwave, toaster and kettle. I call the cabinet where my plates and bowls are Duck Egg Central because they are all duck egg colour. I call the washing machine The Veteran because it's seventeen years old and still going strong. And I call the chest freezer The Cadet because it's only a few months old and is directly across from the The Veteran so I like to imagine that he gives The Cadet advice on how to survive for a long time.

I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.

Maybe I will, from now on.

This time with style

New Home wrote:

A Trojan Clothes' Horse? How many Greek soldiers can you fit in it?

I want to know where Helen is *bites nails really fast in anticipation*

blade1

HildaOgdenx wrote: »

Maybe I will, from now on.

You could name them after some bright spark or an ol flame.
Oh, or Ruby Wax

Just thought of another one...
Joe Wicks :pac:

SaltSweatSugar

I had my first pint of Guinness since March last night. It was glorious.

This time with style

I got a 6 pack tayto variety pack and there was an extra smokey bacon in the bag. This happened around a month ago aswell and it was smokey bacon that time too. Result! ï¿¼